Cleansing is a crucial part of taking care of every skincare routine, especially for people withacne-prone skin.

Cleansing also helps restore its natural balance, which is essential for its overall health.

The frequency with which you cleanse acne-prone skin is also crucial.

A woman washing her face

What’s more, the products you use for cleansing play an essential part in keeping acne at bay.

Those with acne-prone complexions might balk at the idea of using cleansing balms considering they’re oil-based.

What are cleansing balms?

A smudge of cleansing balm

What’s great about using them is you also don’t need a lot of product to begin with.

Cho says a dime-sized amount is enough to give your skin the deep cleaning it needs.

As previously mentioned, they’re a non-abrasive way to get rid of acne-causing impurities lurking on your skin.

A woman inspecting her skin

Look for cleansing balms with almond, argan, grape seed, and castor oil [instead]."

Of course, as with all skincare products, your mileage may vary.

Everyone’s skin is unique, so what works for others may not work for you.